Allie K. Miller

I take photos of the microphone.

I say, how can I deliver the best speech into these types of microphones?

I might take a photo of the chair and say, what are the best size heels?

Like the height to be able to sit.

I don't know.

I kind of just... Did you do any of this, by the way, now that you're a computerist?

So as you're going through your business, just think to yourself like meeting transcripts, that's context.

Every freaking Google doc you've ever written, context.

Every email you've ever read, sent, social post, all of that is building up context, yes, but kind of like your second brain.

And so a lot of these top AI users, they're building up, and I'm going to simplify it, but it's a file system of your brain.

Also,

I'm exhausted.

Like, you want me to constantly remind the AI system who I am and what my background is?

No, I have one document that says these are Ali's 2026 goals.

Now, I might consistently update that document maybe once every quarter or something.

But now if I'm developing a new productivity system, you know, I have like a morning briefing where every single morning I get a download of my calendar.

So the more that you use one, I'll just say like master tool.

So that's kind of the Chateau Petit, Claude Gemini.

It's like these everything machines that have coding and images and conversation back and forth and the ability to create spreadsheets and revenue models.

All of those large tools, let's just say, large systems can help you and are building up memory on you.